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The sim was inspired in particular by Arno Brooks' "Working the DMUs" stories on railcar.co.uk. Something about these recollections captured my imagination. When it became obvious that I could only include a very limited set of trains and routes to the initial version, railcars were a natural choice, also helped by the abundance of detailed technical information.
From a business point of view it might make more sense to focus on modern times since people can easily relate to something that's here and now. It's easier to tell if the simulator has been done well when you can visit the places and ride the trains in real life. The more time you spend researching and recreating some obscure decades old details, the fewer people will be able to check your work and appreciate the effort.
I'd like to stress that I don't have any particular preference for diesel trains or dislike for steam and electric traction. At first the sim's title was simply "Railcar Simulator". It didn't occur to me until quite close to the release that there is a popular train sim product that used to be called "Rail Simulator", developed by a company with the same name.
I tacked the d-word to the sim's title simply to make it more distinctive but it also serves as a handy excuse for narrowing down the scope. If DRS turns out to be successful there might be a sequel with a title and physics more accomodating to various types of trains. Modelling steam and electric traction to the same standard as the diesels is no small task, and I'm not even done with the diesels yet!
Oskari: The plan is to include two diesel locomotives: one type for main line work and one for shunting and short-distance goods runs. Classes 37 and 08 are strong candidates because I already have some graphics resources ready for them. In addition there will be Mk1 coaches and goods wagons to give the locos something to pull.
The diesel-electric transmission of the 37 and 08 present a problem because currently the sim only supports mechanical and hydraulic drive trains. The physics would have to be faked, hence the locos might initially be drivable using simple controls only and the cab might be empty of instruments.
Hey there, gamers! Get ready to hop aboard the Diesel Railcar Simulator and embark on a nostalgia-filled train ride like no other! Picture this: you're in the driver's seat of a vintage diesel train, sweat dripping down your forehead as you manually shift those gears like a pro and strive for that perfect score. Can you handle the pressure, my fellow gamers?
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Hours of gameplay
in two fictitious routes with Inter-City, semifast, stopping and empty coaching stock train services. All services have tens of departures over the 14hr daytime timetables, running times varying between 15 and 120 minutes. You can choose to drive any train while the other trains run under computer control.
Great replayability.
Your driving style and timekeeping are evaluated and scored upon completing a run. Try the same run again to reach a higher score by braking more accurately or by driving more economically. You'll still need to prepare for suprises as traffic and delays may change from run to run.
For beginners and experienced trainsimmers alike.
Integrated tutorials are included to assist beginning drivers in learning the train controls and operation. An optional key assistant shows which keys to press, when and why. Enable
simple controls
to operate the train with up/down keys only, while the actual throttle, shifter and brake levers are computer-controlled. Experienced drivers can operate the levers and other controls directly from the keyboard.
BR diesel railcar classes included: 112, 117, 122, 126 and 127
All parts of the vehicle drive train (engines, fluid couplings, gearboxes, torque converters) are simulated to ensure realistic behaviour
The suspension of each vehicle is made up of axle boxes, bogie frames, planks and bolsters, all individually simulated to make the vehicle bounce and sway over uneven trackwork
Two fictitious routes with different characteristics totalling over 150 miles: 4- and 2-track main lines, short urban and suburban lines, mountainous rural single track lines
Route features: semaphore signalling, trackwork with superelevated curves, klothoid transition curves and individual rail joints
Regular runs and special rescue runs where a train has broken down at one of the stations and you're dispatched from the depot to get it back